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Bipolar Disorder: A Trauma-informed Psychology (for mental health professionals)
Introduction
1.1. Introduction: 3 min 47 sec.
Prevailing View/Understanding of Bipolar Disorder
2.1. What society’s appointed experts say bipolar disorder is: 36 min 24 sec
2.2. Features of bipolar disorder: 14 min 47 sec
2.3. How bipolar disorder is diagnosed: 10 min 37 sec
2.4. How bipolar disorder is dealt with: 11 min 26 sec
Critique of Prevailing View/Understanding of Bipolar Disorder
3.1. Introduction: 1 min 24 sec
3.2. Bipolar Disorder, a Brain Chemical Imbalance, a Critique: 1 hr 11 min 40 sec.
3.3. Bipolar disorder, a genetic disease: A critique: 1 hr 12 min 14 sec.
3.4. Bipolar disorder, a brain disorder: A critique: 1 hr 54 min 08 sec:
3.5. Bipolar disorder as a mental illness/mental disorder/mood disorder: A critique: 47 min 25 sec
3.6. The endemic neglect of trauma: 1 hr 14 min 57 sec
A trauma- and psychologically-informed understanding
4.1. Introduction: 09 min 48 sec
4.2. Wounding/trauma: 1 hr 04 min 34 sec
4.3. Shock: 15 min 55 sec
4.4. Distress in many forms: 09 min 10 sec
4.5. Weakened/wounded: 08 min 03 sec
4.6. Coping strategies/defence mechanisms/self-protective strategies: 38 min 32 sec
4.7. Mindsets/choices/decision-making in bipolar disorder: 01 hr 24 min 05 sec
4.8. The wounded Self: 55 min 27 sec
4.9: Bipolar profiles: 27 min 38 sec
4.10. Making sense of the “highs” and “lows” of bipolar disorder: 1 hr 34 min 30 sec
3.6. The endemic neglect of trauma: 1 hr 14 min 57 sec
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